House And Garden Club
Held Meeting Wednesday
House and Garden club mem
bers held their December meeting
last Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. George W. Mauney as hos
tess. Prior to the meeting, a des
sert course with coffee was serv
ed.
Mrs. Amos Dean and Mrs. G.
E. Bridges displayed mantel and
dinirig room table yuletide ar
rangements.
Red carnations and arrange
ments of saneverla, seo.'ch-broom
and Jourfordl holly in silver con
tainer centered -around Christmas
balls in a hogarth curve shape,
decorated the dining room table,
? which was covered with a green
tablecloth,
, Mrs. Bridges displayed a man
tel ararngement of balsam with
pyracantha berries around rted
Christmas balls and red lighted
candles In silver candfclabras.
Mrs. IT. R. Webb, program
chairman for the month, gave a
program on seasonal decorations
In the home with emphasis on
greenery used In Christmas de
corations.
Mrs. Jacob Cooper, presided
' over the business session. Com
mittees were appointed to assist
club calendars Were distributed
to club members.
WSCS Life Members
To Receive Awards
Life memberships will be pre
sented at a meeting of the Wo
man's Society of Christian Ser
vice of Central Methodist church
Monday night at 8 o'clock.
The meeting will follow the
Spiritual Lite group meeting at
7:3l> o'clock.
Mrs. A J. Argon, wife of Rev,.
A. J Argo, pastor of First Wes
levan Methodist church, ? will
speak to the group on "Mission
ary Work In ForcIgnr~*V.ldu."
Life membership pins will be a
warded and all life:members will
he recognized.
Irene Ledford Circle
Held Regular Meeting
Irene Ledford Circle members
of Temple .Baptist, church met
Tuesday night' with Mrs. Herbert
Dover as hostess. Six members
attended the mcelln.-,.
Mrs. Agnes Cole, ' program
chairman for December, gave a
program and each member road
a part of the discussion. A short
? business meeting was held fol
lowing the program and devo
tional.
Refreshments were served by
the hostess during the social hour
after the meeting.
Former Area Residents
To Leave For Germany
Mrs. Ernest R Oliver and son,
"Buttons", of Llncolnton, former
residents of Kings Mountain, will
leave Wednesday for Wurzburg,
Germany. wherr> they will join
Sgt. Ernest R. Oliver, USA. .
They will leave by train from
Charlotte and from the Port of
? Embarkation, Fort 'Hamilton,
Brooklyn. N. Y., they will go to
Ge^manv.
Mrs. O'iver is the former Miss
Peggy Davis, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Lawrence Davis, form
er residents of Kings Mountain,
who at one time resided on route
2 here.
Mrs. Aubrey Mauney
Study Club Hostess
Mrs. Aubrey Mauney was hos
tess to members of the Study
club when the group held their
j December meeting Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. W. T. Wtelr, program chair
man for the meeting, read a play
let on Christmas, using yule ca
rols to highlight the reading. Mrs.
N. F. McGlll played an arrange
ment of "Silent Night" on the pi
ano for a part of the Yule pro
gram. *
Mrs. M. H. Blser, president, tail
ed the mating to order and pre
sided over the business session.
Guest;, in addition to members,
were Mrs. W. P, Gerberdlng, Mrs.
P. L. Shore, Jr., Miss Margaret
Stem, Miss Janet Scogglns, Miss
Marie Llnebterger, Miss Jette
Plonk, and Mrs. S. A. Mauney.
White magnolia leaves grouped
around a burning candle decorat
ed the living room mantel cen
tered at a Noel inscription, which
had been- placed above thle man
telboard.
Arrangements of candles, holly,
miniature Christmas trees, and a
black and white sideboard ar
rangement of white candles were
used in thb dining room, where
dessert plates of mince pie were
served with coffee.
East Elementary PTA
Held Christmas Party
Members of the East Elbmen
tary School Parent Teacher asso
ciation met Tuesday afternoon at
the school. Mrs. Ela Joy Rey
nolds,. PTA president, called the
meeting to order and presided
ovter the business session.
Miss Margaret Cole, program
chairman, presented members of.
the student body, who gave in
tableau the story of Christmas.
A silver tray gift was presented
to Mrs. J. H. Thomson, East
School Principal, from the PTA,
and Mrs. Reynolds, the president,
made the presentation.
During the business session the
PTA votecf to aid in the March of
Dimes campaign by donating mo
ney as a PTA projects
Following the meeting, a social
hour win; enjoytd in the school
lunchroom. A white cut work lin
en cloth covered the refreshment
table, which held arrangements
of holly, pine-cones, candles and
colored Christmas balls. Punch
and iced cup cakes were served.
Mrs. Sam Stallings
Circle Hostess Monday
Mrs. Sam Stallings was hos
tess to members of Circle No, 5
of. Central Methodist church when
the circle held its regular month- j
ly meeting Monday night.
MlSs Grace Davis presented a
devotional at the beginning of
the meeting. Mrs. David Flam
rick, program chairman for De
cember, had arranged a program
on "Christmas". Mrs. Fred
Wright. Jr.. and Miss Margaret
Cole assisted in the program dis
cussion.
Each member of the circle had
brought gift packages to be de
livered to needy families of the
community.
After the business session, pre
sided over by Mrs. Y. F. Throne
burg. chairman, a social hour was
enjoyed and refreshments were
served.
Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
George Morrow Sunday night
kvere Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Ham
rick ,ind Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
Mauney, all of Charlotte, Mr.
Bind Mrs. W. L. Bollnger of Lin
rolnton, and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Love of Stanfield.
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